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Top 7 Vegetarian and Vegan Eateries in Chiang Mai for a Soulful Meal

Creamy green curry, fragrantđôm kàhcoconut soup, sizzlingpàt tai, and spicy papaya salad – whatever you prefer, Thai cuisine offers a feast for the stomach and senses. Most Thai dishes incorporate a mélange of vegetables, herbs, aromatics, and spices, along with meat, egg, fish sauce, and oyster sauce. Thus, those following a plant-based diet may need to make special requests or order carefully; fortunately, plenty of places across Thailand cater to vegetarians and vegans. This is especially true in Chiang Mai, where you can find everything from superfood-packed smoothies to meat-free fast food.
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Experience the Ultimate Thanksgiving in Dallas: The Top Destination for Food and Football

New Yorkoffers theMacy’s Day parade, while nearby Plymouth, Massachusetts, the site of the first feast, can be found nearBoston. However, for NFL fans seeking a unique destination on the fourth Thursday of November, Dallas stands out as the ideal choice. With its exciting football games, rich history, delectable food, and mild weather – crucial for November trips – plan your perfect Thanksgiving weekend around these must-visit locations in the Dallas area.
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5 Tough Life Lessons Gained from Expat Experiences

Social media often presents a glamorous image of expat life. Scrolling through platforms like Twitter or Instagram, moving to a different country appears aspirational and adventurous, full of possibilities. However, the less appealing aspects of expat life are often left out of the frame. While relocating is a significant privilege, the reality can be quite challenging.
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Top Destinations for Celebrating Día de Muertos in Mexico

In recent years, Día de Muertos has reached unprecedented fame, and not just in Mexico. Pixar’s Coco may have had something to do with the celebration’s rise in popularity, but a newfound pride in the tradition is also to blame. Traditionally, Día de Muertos was celebrated in towns and barrios on the outskirts of bigger cities; however, these days even urban Mexicans set up altars in their trendy Roma or Condesa apartments.
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Discover Lord Howe Island: A Sustainable Paradise

Few Australians are aware thatNew Caledonia, a fully-fledged French overseas territory, is closer toSydneythanAucklandinNew Zealand. Just as intriguingly, about half as close again – 741km fromBrisbaneor 779km from Sydney – the isolated volcanic outcrop ofLord Howe Islandis a part of Australia that many Aussies have never heard of, let alone visited. In the middle of nowhere, rising like aKing Kongmovie set above the rippling South Pacific, Lord Howe is a quirky and environmentally unique outlier of the land Down Under.
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Essential Tips for Traveling with Dogs: Planning and Flexibility

We had been on the road for 12 hours when we arrived in Sedona, Arizona, without a single stop to eat. A misstep in our itinerary had taken us far off course, leaving me utterly exhausted when my companion and I stumbled into our motel room. However, she issued no judgments as I sat on the floor, quietly crying from fatigue while finally enjoying some pizza from a nearby restaurant. She simply waited patiently, staring at my food until I offered her one of my crusts.
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Top Unique Live Music Venues in Ireland: Iconic Spots You Can’t Miss

When it comes to music, Ireland punches above its weight, boasting venues both big and small that are jam-packed with culture, spirit, storytelling, passion, harmony, and history. Many of these places have unique identities and backgrounds as interesting and diverse as the acts that play there. If you’re a music lover, you can’t go wrong with any of these spots.
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Top Destinations for Relaxation in September

Looking to kick back this September? You’re in luck. The European continent beckons with turtle watching trips in Cyprus, mellow days on the Mediterranean isle of Corsica, and many opportunities to sample fabulous food in Puglia, Italy. Meanwhile, down in the southern hemisphere, Australia’s Whitsunday Islands hold their own with the promise of crystal clear waters, serene scuba diving, and pristine sand as far as the eye can see.
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Navigating Australia with a Disability: Essential Tips and Resources

One in five (4.2 million) Australians have a disability, making accessibility a critical issue in the Australian travel industry. In 2018, MyTravelResearch found that the accessible tourism market is worth $10 billion to Australia, prompting the industry to enhance facilities. Although there’s still much work to be done, several initiatives have recently improved accessibility for travelers in Australia. Here’s just a glimpse of the efforts being made across the country.
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Top Food and Drink Festivals to Experience California’s Culinary Delights

California cuisine focuses on locally sourced ingredients with good reason. So much is grown in the verdant valleys, from grapes for amazing wine to the produce of the central valley and seafood from the endless coastline. California literally has it all. Moreover, with the diverse population, innovative flavors emerge, making it a true culinary haven. Check out these food and drink festivals this summer to sample the best of California’s varied tastes.
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